#also capitalism is a huge HUGE part of whats acceptable in society

[colbyheartland]

You mentioned your medical ethics class in your tags on the healthy autistic behaviors post and having more thoughts on it and now I'm intrigued so if you'd like to elaborate on that, consider this a formal invitation

Ok SO there’s this whole thing we’re going over thats honestly also the core of the class and it’s this: Disabilities are socially enforced because disabilities are labeled disabilities if you cannot function “normally” we also get into the word Normal and how Normal actually means Average.

Our society is built around what the average person can achieve, but if you know anything about statistics its that Average especially over a large population is exceedingly rare. In our efforts to cater to this Average we’re actually harming the majority. Take wheelchair accessibility for example, a supposed outlier of the population. And yet you know who else benefits from ramps and easy access to elevators? Elderly, mothers with small children, people with leg injures and more. Theres so much more than Average out in the world yet we build so much around the assumption everyone is around middle age and perfectly healthy.

So basically those “Negative” traits that are actually healthy were labeled as negative because of how they clash with the view of whats normal or expected of people. However! Normal does NOT equal healthy. Looking at health and labeling disabilities based on how people are failing to meet normality can be VERY problematic. It’s the whole “whats normal for me isn’t normal for you”

So like these psychologists are coming at this the only way they know how: “What about you doesn’t function in our society and how can we change YOU to fit in it.” Sometimes not in an actively malicious mindset but it’s still harmful because at the end of the day they’re telling autistic people is “What comes naturally to you doesn’t allow you to function in society how we’ve decided people should function and therefore it is bad.”

I probably could have worded all this better but it’s 3:00am and I just got home from work. Thank you for asking me to ramble on about this.

[lobotomyladylives]

There was a woman, Norah Vincent, who was a feminist who believed in the myth of "male privilege" so much that she decided to go undercover as a man to prove it once and for all.

The result? She learned that the "male privilege" myth was just that. A myth. She killed herself 18 months later because she learned just how fucking hard it is to be a man and just how unkind the world is to men.

Men should be cherished and respected.

Women should be treasured and protected.

Oh I love getting to obliterate this stupid MRA myth. You people don't even do the slightest research and it's so fucking funny. Like "didn't even bother reading the Wikipedia page" levels of willful ignorance. Thanks for proving once again that you morons just parrot each other rather than thinking for yourselves lol. Very enlightening.

She did not, in fact, kill herself 18 months later-she lived "as a man" for 18 months (and the alienation she experienced has more to do with her having to maintain a false identity constantly and also being seen/treated as a gay man during this time due to feminine voice and mannerisms despite being a butch lesbian-and being gay in 2006 was not a fun time). She killed herself ALMOST TWENTY YEARS AFTER THIS EXPERIMENT! She'd been experiencing treatment resistant depression prior to the experiment, she was involuntarily institutionalized 3 times, and she suffered from SSRI withdrawal syndrome which I can confirm makes you want to fucking die! That was what killed her, not the experiment (as stressful as it was, again, because she was pretending to be something she's not).

Did she experience actual manhood? No, not really. She experienced what it's like to be a woman pretending to be a man for a year and a half. She was socialized as a woman her whole life, she was not a man. Also, feminists don't deny men are largely miserable, we just don't accept the blame for it. Be honest about the source of your misery. It's capitalism, yes, and our disgustingly individualistic society,but also the fact that men often form shallow friendships and don't take care of their mental health, they look almost exclusively to women (generally wives and girlfriends) whenever they need emotional support. That's why such a huge percentage male suicides are single men, and it often happens right after breakups. They are struggling mentally and don't see anyone else to turn to once their woman is gone. Maybe you MRAs should focus more on supporting each other and less on whining on reddit and watching "FEMINIST REKT PART 1,034 COMPILATION" on youtube. Just a thought.

[g-l-o-w-y-l-i-g-h-t-s]

Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along-Blog but with lesbians would have been a masterpiece btw. If you even care. "Next up: Who's Gay?"

Captain Hammer: "The Hammer is my strap-on." Big muscly woman but she's managed to build a preppy wholesome heterosexual image of herself that fits what everyone wants to see. She fits in, but not as herself, whatever her civilian name even is. She's selfish and conniving and self-serving and a fuckboy lesbian and she has become all of those things because she felt she had to. She's also just kind of a bitch tbfh. Penny is an out lesbian and Captain Hammer, seeing that many celebrities are coming out, decides to make a whole Event(tm) of coming out and dating Penny and capitalizing on selling branded Captain Hammer Pride T-Shirts. "So I thank my girlfriend Penny. Yea, we totally had sex." It's honesty, it's self-acceptance even, but it's also a PR stunt. Because at this point, anything Captain Hammer does is a PR stunt. And Penny is just a self-actualization tool and stunt prop for her. And even so, Hammer is anxious about being openly dating a woman and makes sure that everyone knows that "quiet, mousey" feminine Penny is "Not my usual, but nice."

Dr. Horrible: "There's no happy ending, so they say. Not for me anyway" Billie has never actually been able to hide her queerness. Has always been cast as a villain. The doomed, corrupting Lesbian. And, much like her extant canon hetero-male counterpart, we watch as she spirals downward and becomes a femcel. Everything is already there. The camp. The "villain"/"hero" labels as more a marker of outsider status/popularity than actual moral value. The history of queer coded villainy in exactly the kind of media that this story is riffing on. The feeling that one's story is doomed to tragedy bc that's the version of the story you've seen again and again and again. And yeah, it does make you bitter.

Penny: "I cannot believe my eyes. Is the world finally growing wise?" An actually relatively well adjusted normal person type of Lesbian. We know Penny has been repeatedly rejected and denied job opportunities, and it would make sense for this to be because of her being openly lesbian. Maybe Penny herself was kicked out into the street as a girl and that's what got her started working to provide homeless shelters. Unlike Hammer or Billie, Penny has not allowed this to embitter or define her. She continues fighting to make the world better and came out long ago because she believes that the more people come out, the safer it will be for everyone else. And yeah, there's a cute gay woman who goes to the same Laundromat as her and gets fro yo and they flirt quietly and there's a sense of camaraderie in being two queer women even once Penny starts dating someone else. And that someone else! Imagine finding out that your celebrity crush is gay and interested in you specifically. And then!!! There's a huge pride event and everyone from your friends to the FUCKING MAYOR OF THE CITY is Congratulating you on this part of yourself that has been repeatedly rejected by society. And you're finally emphatically able to open a homeless shelter for queer people like you who were given no other place to go. Only to then realize that even your new gf is treating you as a cardboard cutout for photo ops and she has no real sense of queer community. Brutal.

Penny: She's really pretty and I thought she was kind of cheesy at first

Billie [under her breath]: trust your instincts

Penny: But she turned out to be totally sweet. Sometimes people are layered like that. There's something totally different underneath than what's on the surface.

Billie: And sometimes there's a third, even deeper layer, and that one is the same as the surface one...Like with pie :)

Bonus points:

Moist: "At my most badass I make people want to take a shower." Moist is a "gross sweaty dyke" with a weirdly sexual name and lives happily/vaguely sleezily ever after with the towelettes (if youve seen the comics you know what I'm talking about.)

Slightly different dynamic with the chorus of 3 Hammer fans. It is now two pining lesbian fangirls and one gay guy who is just hyped for there to be a queer superhero.

[silver-atom]

I swear i am not being critical or contradictory. I've just been brainwashed by people who stand to gain the most from my ignorance. But can you explain anarchy to a person that's been told it would cause more crime. Or cite some sources I can research, cause I'm certain

Got this question a long time ago but I'm still gonna answer because I have so much to say about it. Keep in mind English isn't my first language.

Well, I'm not a politics or economics expert at all, I'm just a guy who's really into observing the world around me and thinking too much about it. Some of my ideas came from reading philosophy books, my favorite ones being Plato and Nietzsche. One book that I liked and you might wanna read is "Anarchist Communism - Its Basis and Principles" by Kropotkin. Still my main source for what I'm about to say is my own brain.

Also, anarchy isn't a single mindset all anarchists agree on. Every anarchist has their own version in their mind, the point in common being lack of a government. So I can explain my own version of anarchy based on my personal set of thoughts.

First of all, anarchy can't cause more crime. Because crime just... wouldn't exist, since there wouldn't be a law. Crime is a construct, which can be easily proven by the fact that each country considers different things as crimes. If crimes were actually absolute, then folding in half your leader's picture would always get you the death sentence, no matter where you are. Still you can't say it's not a crime, because it's indeed a crime in North Korea.

So, crimes wouldn't exist. But if we called them crimes anyway, then obviously crimes would happen. Still, is crime really that bad? And there's no absolute answer to this, it all depends on your own priorities, what you think is most important for us as a society.

Some people think the most important thing is unconditional progress. Then capitalism and even dictatorship are actually very efficient! Until this progress gets so fast that humans can't catch up, economic growth matters more than the planet we live in, technology fills too much of our lives. We feel part of something greater but we're actually controlled by that something. And I'm sure everyone who puts progress first, who is obsessed with efficiency, deep down knows something is wrong.

For me personally, anarchy can be defined as putting our humanity before everything else. And humanity is also freedom, which does include freedom to not work, to feel feelings, to take it slow, to do drugs, to steal, to kill... You're free to do anything considered crimes! That's really bad, right?

Well, not really. Here's a few reasons.

1. We're already free to do crimes! It might sound crazy but think about it: would crimes happen if we weren't free to do them? But they happen all the time. The difference is that right now we have to either be careful with the evidence we leave behind, accept the consequence of our action and go to jail, or be rich and not worry about any of this.

2. Most crimes don't make sense if there's no government and no private property. How do you steal something if everything is yours but also everyone else's? The idea is wild to think about, I know, property is very important to us in this society. But it can and will change, just like we figured out that slaves aren't a property, wives aren't a property, our planet isn't a property, or knowledge isn't a property.

3. What about murder? What about crazy people who do huge, crazy things? These would still exist, obviously. But it doesn't justify the police's existence. Because in an anarchist society, justice is also held by the people. There's no police letting murderers go because they're rich, there are actual people with actual need for justice, which isn't less scary. Also crazy people do crazy things mostly because society doesn't help them. This is my own belief but in an anarchist society, where we're allowed to be human and we help each other, we'd all have less mental issues and more reciprocal care.

This is a lot for sure, so take your time and just live your life, but start being careful of the things that keep happening around you. You might find that justice isn't as absolute as you thought :)

[shan-helsing]

SSHIP HEADCANONS + VERY BRIEF laszlo hc background

SORRY I FELT TOO CRINGE TO REBLOG, I HATE BEING SEEN BY ANYONE AAAUUUUGH

ANYWAYS. in regards to the whole thing with laszlo and nadja being disapproved off by the aristocrat society..club? committee? i thought about this a LOT with wulfric too.

SO i know back in july i shared wulfric's background but i think i have a better idea for it now.

the committee/society (i'll just call them arisocrats) was involved of wealthy old men, men of high academic scholarships. the way to get in to this crew was through nepotism honestly. this committee was not just seen in london but all across each capital city in every country. this crew was the only connection laszlo had to his father, he HATED his father, yet he stuck with the aristocrats because he had..SOME hope of earning love and recognition from his father. he studied various fields of arts, sciences, the whole shi-bang in hopes to make his father proud. he was close to his mother and nanny, but not in the parental way with his mother. ultimately this guy had 0 PROPER love and affection from his parents. (OKAY THAT'S IT ON LASZLO NOW IT'S JUST FULL SSHIP)

wulfric's father was also top of ze range in HIS capital's committee (still uncertain if it should be germany or what would NOW be austria - i'm not too keen on history learning for this shit)

idk if i've states this but wulfric has t boy swag, so he immediately had no chance at becoming part of the aristocrat community. however he was a great scholar (i might just FULLY self insert and say yea. classics. he knows classics. BUT he's a silly vampire bimbo now so it wouldn't even matter to him anymore) and kiiiinda used this to his advantage. he forged a letter pretending to be his father and sent it over to london to accept wee wulfric into this committee, THEY had no idea he was a little t boy swagger.

of course he got accepted and he left his home, sailing to england to be part of said community there and further his studies. he met mr golden boy leslie cravensworth and because they were a similar young age they bonded very quickly.

a little too much bonding bc they got really intimate and spoke a little bit too much about themselves to one another. they never made anything official..but they did have a few kissie koos. they wanted to remain a secret..thing. in their heads their mentality was like "yea. look at these (aristocrats) bozos; we are doing this and thinking differently from these guys and they all have no idea" kinda like a teenage adrenaline rush of doing something you know is wrong.

this whole situationship would go on for AGES, probably until laszlo was turned by nadja. wulfric was never told personally by laz that he was a vampire, he found out with the rest of the aristocrats - big YEOWCH on terms of their situationship. laszlo marrying nadja meant that he was forbidden from being part of the aristocrats with the position he had, he had to be degraded immensely to a title that was so revolting yadda yadda yadda. before laszlo left however (literally like a month or something after he became a vampire) wulfric BEGGED to come with laz, like proper random DESPERATION. then yaaaay yippee wulfric became his first familiar WOOHOO!

they got intimate again. but it was difficult to adjust to because new baby vampire/mortal human..and also his hot sassy VAMPIRE WIFE. (there is no beef between wulfric and nadja they are so totes besties post-turning)

about a month again, or some period of time SUPER close to when wulfric had first became a familiar, laszlo turned him. he didn't realise familiars kinda..NEVER get turned by their masters..but it's ok he just became a vampire guys it's cool.

wulfric got his huge bat ears bc the first blood he drank after his turning WAS a bats - like with s5 and guillermo laszlo had no consideration whatsoever to the thought of wulfric having human blood. so wulfric got his hairy big bat ears and ridiculous silly appearance :3 then he had human blood so it's all so okay now.

i think ultimately wulfric just ended up leaving nadja and laszlo because of boredom or wanting to travel again. but also the funny imagery of laszlo shipping wulfric to who knows where is also funny. idk i shouldn't be so serious about this; it's a funny vampire show

[dracothefoxdragon]

A recounting of my personal experiences with autism as a furry, feelings of being non human, and a thank-you letter to @patricia-taxxon (which is hopefully not weird and parasocial, but rather inspiring).

This is a long one, so full story under the cut:

I have never been truly dehumanized by people on purpose, most people i've talked to probably wouldn't know i'm autistic unless i told them. Yet i still don't really fit in with what's considered "normal", exactly. I regularly tap the side of my head as a stim, confusing friends and parents really hard. I barely talk to people i don't care for, but to the few people i do hold dearly, i'm a chatterbox. I do a sort of running and jumping jog whenever i go get some water. Nothing i do really feels human, despite my human body showing everyone otherwise. My fursona is a fox dragon hybrid, like if you grabbed a fox and made it huge, gave them some wings and horns and fire breath. Typical furry thing, but i really clinged to it. Being a fox and a dragon at once just fits with me. Hoarding things that matter to me, having a den where i feel safe, that sense of strength being kept hidden by shadow unless provoked makes me feel like a dragon. Yet the soft fur of a fox, the joyful frolicking with friends, a playful but ultimately good natured mischievousness makes me feel like a fox. Being a hybrid makes sense to me. I never made a backstory for this character, since that would imply he has parents, and i don't have a healthy relationship with my own parents to think about that. I never experienced things that people in the otherkin community have like phantom limbs, and i don't really considered myself to be otherkin, i look in the mirror and see the flesh and skin that makes me look human, and accepted that as undying proof of what i am. I never got to think much about not being human because it seemed... wrong. Like i'm escaping myself, despite not really knowing what i am. Things changed when i watched Patricia Taxxon's video "On the Ethics of Boinking Animal People" (A strange title to those who haven't seen it, but please watch it if you haven't). That's how i really noticed what the appeal of being a furry really is. That mix of human and animal is inherent, always played with and aknowledged with the highest sincerity. That's how i noticed that not feeling human is inherent to being autistic. I feel more secure about this now. I am a fox dragon. I am not truly human, rather a creature of warmth, who loves and protects a select few people who matter to me. I am power, yet also comfort. I feel like there's something inherently queer about being a furry: being alienated by society at large, forming a tight knit group of people who care for eachother and exploring themselves despite what a "normal" person would think. I suppose what i'm trying to say is: Thanks Patricia. You helped a fox dragon guy feel better about himself. Your art means more to people than what you may think. I'd offer a part of my hoard to you as thanks if capitalism didn't exist and the postal service was nicer. I'll keep being myself from now on and let my fur comfort those who need the help that i did.

[requincouche]

What do you think of the sentence: With the natural sciences we get to the moon, but never to heaven.

Well regarding the Moon, there's two quotes that are of interest to this question.

"Yuri Gagarin flew into space, but didn't see any god there"

"And from the crew of Apollo 8, we close with good night, good luck, a Merry Christmas – and God bless all of you, all of you on the good Earth."

It's kinda funny how opposing these seem, though both probably had an underlying motivation. As for what I think... Regardless of whether you're religious and which religion that'd be, the concept of heaven could be that there's a reward for you for good behavior in life. Though, you can ask yourself the question whether a reward in life is more valuable than a reward after life. The Christian version of this is that the after-life is eternal, thus your reward for good deeds in life would be immeasurably greater than one during life itself. The uncertainty of whether you'd get there would be the ultimate motivation.

If we replace 'heaven' with the blissfulness of a fulfilling life on earth, I think that the original Ask becomes much clearer. Science can improve our ability to communicate, our health, our food and drinks, and our entertainment. Though, what it can't do is make us a better person, help us to be a better friend, brother/sister, or parent. With regards to science, I'm most familiar with medical science. The topic I can bring to your attention is "medicalization of society". Medical sciences bring us the good, though they also add the dynamics of medical capitalism into our society; i.e. "pathologization" or pejoratively "disease mongering". It's more correct to refer to this as "overmedicalization", though. What I mean by this term is that an industry which profits on pathologies, will probably attempt to increase the rate of diagnoses, to get more people to buy their drugs or use their medical services, under the guise of improving health. The very concept of (the acceptance of) normality can be employed as a marketing gimmick. Regardless of the critique on overmedicalization, it'd be unwise to reject the benefits of diagnoses, drugs, and medical services. It would be an unfair discussion to argue overmedicalization versus undermedicalization. I don't even have a solution to it. I personally find it bizarre that for example 5+% of the Western European population is using some form of anti-depressants right at this moment. You can look at this and conclude that it's good for so many citizens to have access to pharmaceutical support for their health issues. Though, you can also look at this and conclude that there is a mental health crisis raging throughout populations which either exists for real, due to massive over-diagnosis, or due to over-prescription of these drugs. This pattern continues also into other pathologies.

The question here is whether all these medical-scientific advancements have brought us closer to 'heaven', i.e. closer to feeling fulfillment in our lives. My own answer is that it's unrelated to one another. Superficially you can answer that health is a huge part of happiness, and that you'd wish for your family and friends to live long and healthy lives. Though, does that imply that life was less fulfilling and happy in the past? 200-300 years ago there were many more hardships e.g. infant mortality. But what I want to bring to your attention that hygiene, quality food and clean drinking water probably played the biggest role in the advancements herein, followed closely by vaccinations.

I don't have a definitive answer for you. Science is a tool to generate new knowledge, and that knowledge can be used to help us. Though, I don't think that the generated knowledge can be part of happiness itself, at least not in a vacuum. If you can contribute to this monologue, please feel free and I'll be happy to revise my opinion.

[patriciavetinari]

I believe what happened to subculture is the same as happened to a lot of aspect of our life: some version of gentrification, some version of capitalism.

By nature subculture is at least in part counterculture. In the 50s being 'a preppy girl' was not a subculture, it was mass culture actively encouraged and advertised to young women. As well as few other 'acceptable' types of being.

Subculture I find was the opposition of that, a challenge of cultural norms, and it was also definitely not mass catered to. There were no chain stores or huge malls selling goth or punk clothes, you found that shit on your own. Maybe some small local shops dedicated to the subculture could emerge and exist, but there was no Hot Topic, you could not get a studded choker in target or something like that.

And this is what happened, especially recently, especially with fast fashion. Subculture became an outfit for a day of the week. Chokers and torn jeans and studded pleather jackets are mass produced plastic crap, in one season, out the next.

Not only clothing - a clear visual signal and a loud visual challenge to the norms of contemporary society, something quite literally ruining the expected picture. Same with decor, now you don't have to custom order a coffin shaped bed, google will find you several stores at different price ranges. Ikea might make it for the next halloween.

Not only have those things became accepted and widely available, they are still fairly expensive, just like vegan coffee shops under gentrification. Punks and goths are no longer teens making do with thrift store finds or just wearing and mending what they can, goths and punks are influencers with fashion nova wardrobe and kate von d eyeliner.

Counterculture got gentrified. It is properly available once again only to thin rich people. They stopped being relatable or interesting. Every goth girl on instagram looks the same, they are contoured and winged and baked and curated and styled. They look plastic like barbies. A rich thin white woman with a buzzcut and jean jacket is considered butch and punk. And they listen to heavy stuff like imagine dragons.

Tomboys are thin white women wearing thousands of dollars worth of sports gear and instagramming their hikes every other day. Fangirls are thin white women wearing thousands of dollars worth of fan t-shirts, cat ears, streaming with the wall full of funko pops in the background. Hippies are traveling from one expensive asian wellness resort to another, founding cult after cult, selling you yoga pants and crystal infused air in a bag.

All of this is mass produced, expensive crap that is so so so so boring. None of this is for poor people anymore, it's been taken away. Access to interesting self-expression is being obstructed just like access to housing, community spaces, clothing, food, fun. Concept of personal brand is gentrifying our entire existence, our entire way of being.

While promoting none of the values that made subculture what it was: sense of community, discovering self, understanding ones own divergency from the norm in every possible sense, queerness in every possible sense. Yes there are goths and punks and hippies out there but the community but there is no subculture, no community, there are just items arranged on people as a style.

[permanentreverie]

You don't have to answer this if you don't want, and you might have said it already but I forgot. But why don't you like Bridgerton? /srs

I don't mind answering at all! And as a disclaimer: I'm not going to look down on you if you like Bridgerton, enjoy what you like and if that's Bridgerton, good for you! It's just really not my cup of tea

When the first season came out, I was actually hugely into Bridgerton, binged it all in one day, I was obsessed. Would I admit that it was exceptionally well-written and peak tv? No, but I found it immensely enjoyable. When the second season came around, I couldn't stomach the first episode. This may partly be because my taste in tv has changed, and I have different standards and expectations for romance, but now I don't like Bridgerton for a number of reasons.

One, I'm a huge fan of period dramas, but actual period dramas. Bridgerton almost makes a mockery of the genre by totally disregarding social norms back then that feels just too blatantly modern for me to swallow. Some examples of this are women complaining about wearing corsets (especially when the empire dresses fashion didn't require tight lacing), Eloise spouting her modern feminist ideals that made me cringe (more on that later), and Lady Danbury brushing aside a suitor to Edwina in the second season that "he only makes 10 thousand a year" (when Darcy made that much and was revered in the social settings). While I don't mind a period drama with comedic undertones (Emma 2020) people are now accepting this as the norm and are pushing forward this light-hearted agenda with other period dramas that deserve the subtle setting (yes this is about Netflix's upcoming adaption of Persuaion).

Two, the characters. I mentioned how Eloise rubbed me the wrong way in season 1, and from what I saw of the second season she was even more insufferable. I hate the modern agenda how, if you were a woman who wanted to be ~strong~ back then, you had to be against marriage. So not true!! Her so-called ~feminist~ ideals just screams how the writer didn't know a thing about women back then in that culture, and there are plenty of strong female characters back then who didn't and did want to get married, and were diverse and unique! (I could name literally every single Austen character here. Emma didn't want to get married cause she felt she was independent enough on her own, but was still innately feminine and obsessed with romance, like her entire plot is that she's a matchmaker! Lizzie didjt want to get married, but not because she looked down on it, rather, she held it in too high esteem to be done trivially). I don't know enough to talk about Kate's character, but from what I know she's actually pretty decent (though her first interaction with Anthony made me roll my eyes to the back of my head). And we don't talk about Daphne's character, PLUS Phoebe's acting annoyed me all throughout the first season, and I didn't care to see her in the second

The characters (part 2). I do not like the men. I do not like the capital-R-Rake personality. First of all, IMMENSELY historically accurate. Men who were known to sleep around frequent brothels were not gentlemen, and would be shunned away from the ladies and shamed in society if their reputations were as well known as Simon's or Anthony's. Also it just makes me icky?? Like. Why. All of the female characters are blushing maidens who know NOTHING of sex (which is hyperbolized in the show, grown-ass adult women back then for sure knew) and the men are these rogue-ish and passionate creatures who must teach them the enjoyment of sex, and awaken that primal desire in them. I hate it. I know Anthony probably went through a character arc in the second season, but I hated his character in the first episode, and his list of ~acceptable attributes~ in a wife (and the "suitable hips for birthing" 🤢).

Other qualms I have with the show are nitpicks, ways I wish it would actually go, but also idk the script just didn't hit in the second season for me. Perhaps it got better, but Kate and Anthony's interactions seemed so … contrived. When they talked at the ball outside in the gardens it just seemed so scripted, and not coming from the heart. Idk. I know the second season was super popular and people were frothing at the mouth over these "enemies to lovers" (please. Go pick up folk of the air or six of crows or even open ao3, for the love of everthing good) but honestly it's just. Not my cup of tea. I have dozens of shows that portray romance in a better way, where I was gasping and squealing over the couple holding hands, rather than staring dumbly and dissociating during the 6th sex scene

[irisesinyoureyes]

i have realized i do not feel emotionally or sexually safe in open relationships, so i must stop dating people who want non-monogamous relationship structures.

no, i will not change my mind. i thought i would. but my body simply will not allow me to feel safe if i am not engaging in monogamy.

i used to think this was a fault of mine. like i was a fraud for being liberal if i couldn't engage in this seemingly higher level of resource sharing. but i've since knocked those ideas out of my head.

i've changed a lot in my 27 years on this planet. i've had to shed so many layers of social constructs to become this genderqueer pansexual being who survived a catholic, conservative upbringing and chronic illness in a capitalistic society.

i've had to push the boundaries of so many things to get to this point in my life. but i think i've landed on what i want. i do like questioning norms, but i've realized i like some norms too. (admitting that sometimes feels like i'm selling out, but i'm simply accepting myself for who i am and what i want.) but the important part of experimenting like i did is that i don't really judge any other perspectives or lifestyles (as long as they aren't harming others).

trying out polyamory made me a more open-minded person. it made me see how capitalism plays a huge role in our familial, romantic, and platonic relationships. how scarcity influences my and many others' view on life. how i can find a happy medium between dreaming of an idealistic society without rules yet also live in the reality of the late-stage capitalistic hellscape that is the united states.

i'm still carving out my place in this world and figuring out exactly what i want in relationships (romantic or platonic). but i know i must honor my body and mind in what it wants. i must live my life in authenticity and honesty. i see no other way.

[flyopedia]

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India is undoubtedly one of the world's most diverse nations. Geographically speaking, the huge Himalayas to the north are very different from the deserts to the west and the sunny beaches to the east. The nation has historically experienced several migrations from various parts of the world, resulting in an ethnically varied population. You'll be pleasantly pleased by the country's offerings if you eliminate any preconceived notions you may have about it.

India, a country with a population of over 1.2 billion, offers the unexpected. A big part of the fun of traveling is getting to know the ways of the world. It also helps with comprehending the populace and becoming familiar with the rich cultural diversity of that nation. Book your Flight Tickets to India from USA right away if you're one of those who want to learn more about the fascinating culture of the nation.

Here are some things to be aware of before beginning your adventure, even though this large country in South Asia is full of surprises and some unique traditions that are mentioned below:

There are 22 recognized Languages

It's customary advice when visiting a foreign nation to brush up on a few basic terms and phrases. But what if the nation being visited has 22 official languages in addition to 1,721 additional languages and no national language? It's preferable to stick to English, which is extensively spoken in these regions, as Hindi is not as commonly spoken as it is in the south and the northeastern states, where you won't get by with too many Hindi words.

Every state has a different level of cultural sensitivity.

There are 29 states in India, each with a distinctive history and culture. From one place to another, people will view you extremely differently depending on how you dress and behave. Think about doing some preliminary study on the area you intend to visit or asking locals for recommendations.

Always take off your shoes before entering a religious place.

Always remove your shoes, flip-flops, or sandals before entering a temple, gurudwara, or mosque. Outside of these establishments are shoe booths where you can leave your shoes before entering. Similar to this, it is usually preferred by Indians that you remove your shoes before entering their home. Inside their homes, Indians typically wear flip-flops or slippers, especially when using the restroom. Such shoes are, however, only worn inside the home and never outside. You might also discover that some stores will need you to take off your shoes before entering, particularly any jewelry or clothing stores.

Carry some cash

All of the country's largest cities have plenty of ATMs, but you still need to have cash with you. Small sellers, the majority of services and enterprises in distant locations including rural towns and villages in the Himalayas, auto rickshaws (a prominent form of transportation in India), and auto rickshaws themselves only accept cash. Make sure you have enough money exchanged beforehand as the nation's ATMs have a horrible reputation for being out of operation and even running out of cash.

Purchase a local SIM card with internet access.

The majority of Indian cities, including the capital Delhi, lack adequate planning. Having Google Maps on your phone when traveling is usually beneficial because you can verify that the driver of the taxi or auto rickshaw is taking the proper route and isn't trying to swindle you. The easiest approach to ensure that your phone or tablet always has access to the internet is to purchase a local SIM card with 4G data. Data plans are fairly affordable in India because there is fierce competition among the many service providers.

Learn to Bargain

Although haggling is a normal part of buying in India, if you are from a society where haggling is not the norm, it may feel weird and daunting at first. It's crucial to keep in mind that this is a friendly negotiation rather than a conflict. The price is almost always adjustable, and if you don't barter, you'll wind up overpaying for almost everything you buy.

To Conclude Knowing everything, just bear these things in mind when visiting India. To get the Best Deals to India from USA contact Flyopedia experts since they'll make you feel as though you're visiting a foreign country for the first time and overwhelmed.

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Tech-Startup

What do you really need for a Tech-Startup ???

   Are you the one who really want to run the tech-startup then this blog is for you . coming to the topic they are 10 major things that you should know before starting a tech-startup.1. Idea2. 

Plan for all the funding and Capital

3. A Good Productive Team4. Productivity Tools5. Product Requirements , Document6. 

Market Research and Strategies7. Establish a Location

8.  Name and Domain Registration

9. Customers and Demand of  Product

10. Advertising and Publishing

1 . Idea 

In any startup , Idea plays a major role . So even in the Tech-Startup it is the first and most considered part. You should be clear about the idea that you are working on  and the most important rule to be followed is that, idea should not be shared to any third person rather than the team you are going to work, until it's implemented. 

And now , I am going to say you on what bases your idea will be considered ?

It's quite simple and interesting , The idea we have should be the solution of the problems in the society , and think how technologies can help you while coming-up with the product. So, that there will be a great demand and craze for your product.2. 

Plan for all the funding and CapitalIt's important to have an idea about the plan of how much capital is required and also an idea about the funding like what should you do for getting funds , what the basics requirements should you have to get funds etc. As you should invest some money for every require you need you should have a proper capital .And funding help you to come out of burden of investment as you get them from some different companies, government.

3. A Good Productive Team

As, We know everything will good enough to present only when we have good team . It's not that having a good team will have good presentation , the Team should be more productive ,where everyone should be supportive to each other , accept the mistakes of one another and help them out with their mistakes and even they learn from them. So ,It is important to make a productive team.

4. Productivity Tools

It is important to choose your productivity tools wisely because as there are many productivity tools like zoom,monday.com and many more. I mentioned choose wisely because there are some paid and unpaid productivity tools , I wish to suggest to prefer unpaid so you can save some money for other uses.5. Product Requirement DocumentA product requirement document actually contains of lot of stuff like product you are about to build , the product outline , features , functionalities , behavior and many more , So I make a clear note to maintain the document clear as significant to your product quality the product your investing .Apart , of that make all the other documents ready and if not apply for it as everything should be legal form start to end. 6. 

Market Research and Strategies

As your are launching the product through startup , be aware of all the marketing strategies that should be used ,and have an answer for every question that is raised in customers view and be answerable ,be aware of what are the securities and actions to be taken before launching your product through Market Research .

7. Establish a LocationThis also takes a vital role in your sales . So I supposed to say you choose a place where there is a wide-range of demand for your product like urban or rural etc...  and also the wide range of customers, not only through locality increase the sales in your online on the same sequence since online platforms are playing a huge role in the market now a days.

8.  Name and Domain RegistrationThis is the most important step that should be selected by keeping each and every aspect  in your brain , because even name of the product make the difference not only the quality.

9. Customers and Demand of  Product

Yeah , we are almost close to the end of learning each and every phase , but don't get tried because this decided the future of our product , because the product might be every good but if doesn't reach out the customers there is no demand , so be ware of all the requirements of the customers and be available for them 24/7 . And it is also important to notice how much reach the product , what should be done to increase the reach of the product and along with that it is important to manufacture the product by seeing the demand or else you might see loss.

10. Advertising

Coming straight to topic , The reach of the product doesn't only depend on the quality maintained and demand , It also depends on advertising and publishing which is an major market strategy used by many companies till the date. Even to be frank the companies keep a lot of on advertising and publishing the product for a good reach. As we talked about all the required thing needed for a Tech-Startup , Let me conclude by saying that , It is important to maintain all the 10 requirements to have good start , check twice that you are having all the requirements or not.                                                                                              - Durga Prasanna

[hardynwa]

Nollywood: Technically we’ve evolved as an industry- INI EDO

Ini Edo is an award-winning actress and producer who hails from Akwa Ibom State. She started out her career in 2000 and has appeared in over 100 movies. She holds a diploma in Theatre Arts from the University of Uyo and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Calabar where she studied English. Passionate about humanitarian works, Edo has served as an ambassador to several organisations and she is running a group, Girls Empowerment Mentorship (GEM), which she uses to champion the rights of the girl child. In this interview with IJEOMA THOMAS-ODIA, she speaks about a recent project, Shanty Town, which she co-produced and in which she acted, alongside her other activities. Shanty Town, which you co-produced is currently on the top list on Netflix. What was the experience like?The whole experience at first was frightening, considering the kind of story it was and how far we were willing to go. Of course there was some kind of scare considering that the budget kept rising. The film industry has evolved from single screen to DVD and then to streaming services. However, the transition challenges every aspect of filmmaking and opens up new dimensions for the industry. From the ideation to conceptualisation, to engaging the right cast and crew to the implementation stage, I must confess that getting into production brought this euphoria of seeing everyone and everything just aligning like the universe agreeing with every decision we made. Seeing this loud ovation and acceptance from the viewers is just a dream come true. What key message does the project have for its viewers?There’s an awareness of the ills of the society that Shanty Town is beaming light on. The criminal rings that abuse women and empower young boys to carry guns, human part trafficking and kidnapping and so on . It’s an advocacy against degradation of women. These things are happening in our society, condemning and beaming light on it is an important frame we will have to do. How would you rate the level of film production today compared to when you started out?It’s a huge difference! Technically we have evolved as an industry. I mean to be on international platforms means that as the world and technology are evolving, Nollywood is keeping up with the pace. The creative industry in Nigeria has grown, generating millions of jobs in the last 10 years. And very clearly transdisciplinarity has set in across a broad spectrum of engagements, including comedy, movie, cinematography. The related services in script writing, animation stunt and film marketing remain a big deal for African content curators. As highly untapped and not fully harnessed as it stands, opportunities for talent development, revenue and economic impact portend great options for sustainable development. What do you think is the future of film in Nigeria?We are getting the attention of the international market. I see an intentional integration of Hollywood into Nollywood. I see collaborations. I was at a film festival in South Africa where we had panels of conversation with Spike Lee, Jackie Chan and Antonio Banderas where I spoke about Nollywood and the potential, and why they need these collaborations. We are an untapped industry with potential, natural resources, and locations for film making, not forgetting our original African /Nigerian stories. Africa, according to R. Toby Bailey – CEO at Borg Investment Bank, USA – is a key territory on the global map and holds a strategic position for investors. We have untapped minerals, massive human and capital resources on the continent. So, for key investors tilting towards wholly or partially exploiting these potential in Africa, they will find investment opportunities in not just the refining and mining of gold, oil and gas, but also in the film industry asides technology, power, education, transportation, banking, insurance, asset-based solutions and healthcare. This project must have been a highpoint for you. What next should we be expecting?My filmmaking career has come to stay. As we speak, my partner and I have just recently concluded on another project and it’s going through post-production time. I will keep making good movies, giving opportunities to up and coming artistes to thrive and shine as well as structure the industry back home. So the future looks very interesting. Better days ahead. What does fashion mean to you?Fashion to me is something comfortable, flattering and elegant. I like sophistication. My fashion reflects how I feel at that point in time. I’ve also found a way of enterprising my passion via our luxury fashion and cosmetic brand popularly known as ‘Secret of April’. The brand pretty much contributes to growing fashion and beauty in Africa, offering modern fashion apparel, beauty products and accessories. SOA literally embodies my entrepreneurial life. What’s your style?My style is funky, unsafe, daring, sexy and bold. What is your most valuable fashion accessory?My most valuable fashion assets perhaps might be my wristwatches. As a veteran in Nollywood, what lessons have you garnered over the years?Lesson learnt over the years is the fact that nothing is handed over to you. When you want success so badly, and it’s not handed over to you, you should create your own territory. Passion is the one thing that can drive you to succeed in this industry. What are your hobbies?I love to watch movies, travelling, laying by the beach, swimming, cooking and reading What advice do you have for young people, especially women who look up to you?My advice would be to focus on your goals, take life one step at a time, work on yourself constantly, push your limits and boundaries, humble yourself and be respectful. Do not stop working to improve on your crafts. Read the full article

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CH. 10 YOUR TURN FIELDWORK

Learning Objective: How Does the News Media Cover Social Class and Inequality?

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Max Weber

For Max Weber’s theory of the three P’s (Power, Property, and Prestige) and division of labor and tasks I chose to research an article about Kanye West and how he’s been acting over the years. While also pointing out how people were so loyal to him even though he said a lot of unforgivable stuff, because of who he is.

In This article it talks about how over the years Kanye has been saying and doing some outrageous things. While also being supported by his fans even though those things he wound say or do was very ignorant and distasteful. They also mentioned how when he would do these things people wouldn't really care because it's Kanye and he says random stuff all the time. But more recently right now he’s actually being punished and his actions are being recognized because of what he said about the Jewish community. And the reason why I think this has to do with Weber’s theory is because Kanye is a very well known famous and iconic rapper. So, people turned a blind eye in the beginning because of who he is and the power he has over the music and fashion industry. And because of that they let it slide and put it off as a joke and didn’t really take it seriously.

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Pierre Bourdieu

For Pierre Bourdieu’s theory of cultural capital and how it’s about values, norms, knowledge, and beliefs that are valued in a society, I decided to do research on Donald Trump and how he was able to have such a large cult to follow after him and why they do.

In this article it talks about how Trump was able to gain his popularity over the years and how he was able to gather all of these people to follow after him. And the reason why he’s so popular among these people is because he’s a very big and rich figure who has a racist and white supremacy mindset. So, because he’s that type of person and that he believes that he can change America back into this “great” country it was before, people who also have the same mindset and beliefs actually believe him and support him 100% no matter what. And because of his values, norms, knowledge, and beliefs he’s seen as a god-like figure to some people and that allows him to be this huge figure unfortunately.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/trump-rsquo-s-appeal-what-psychology-tells-us/

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Karl Marx

For Karl Marx’s theory he believed that the capital class (bourgeoisie) owns means of production, and the working class (proletariat) works for conflict and capitalism. I decided to do research on The Great Divergence that happened during the industrial revolution.

In some parts of these articles they talk about how the industrial revolution is one of the great divergences because of how certain people got very rich quickly because of the new machinery. And because these people get rich quickly, these people who were former peasants that were close to those wealthy people were very envious of them and they had that opportunity. And this has to do with his theory because theirs conflict in between the different classes.

https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/big-history-project/expansion-interconnection/exploration-interconnection/a/china-the-first-great-divergence

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How do Beauty Standards Affect Society?

Beauty standards are something that always has happened during our society's history. Each society has different standards, but all of them have standards. Their importance may vary, but it is a fact that beauty standards affect both society and individuals deeply. However, how does it affect society? Are beauty standards something excellent or negative?

What is a Beauty Standard?

There is little consensus in the academic field on why the beauty standard exists. What we know for a fact is that it has always existed in more civilized societies and that it profoundly affects everyone in it.

Some sway that the beauty standard exists because our human nature seeks reproductive health in others, so the standard is anyone who looks healthy enough to have kids. However, this theory fails to explain social or cultural beauty standards, focusing only on why we can feel the natural need to fall for health-looking people.

Capitalism has played a massive role in our lives, including in how we see each other. It changed our beauty standards profoundly—for example, the culture of tall, white, and skinny models. The beauty and clothing industry sold the idea that women are beautiful only if they are so thin that you can grab their entire waist with only your arms.

Social media also plays a significant role in the ever-changing beauty standard. After many decades of the thin standard, a huge part of society agreed that maybe what is beautiful is to let people be themselves. Forcing them to be extremely thin isn't exactly the healthiest behavior. So, many movements became famous, including the body positivity movement. Most of them were only possible because of social media.

Unfortunately, we are seeing a comeback of the 1990s and 2000s beauty standards, which can be exceedingly hurtful to many, independent of their gender. After all, when we discuss beauty standards, we usually focus on women since they are the people affected the most. Yet, it is essential to remember that everyone lives under these standards.

How Does It Affect our Society?

Beauty standards affect all of us deeply. They are the reason why we pick certain clothes, why we want to look a certain way. Colonization is an excellent example of how beauty standards change and how they affect society.

Several countries started to accept white and fair skin as the most beautiful type of skin after European countries colonized them, especially in America and Africa. Other European characteristics also became part of the beauty standard, such as the shape of their noses and cheekbones. As said above, being thin and tall are also characteristics of our current beauty standard.

Now, imagine that you are a person born in Nigeria. All of your parents are black, and all of them are from Nigeria as well. How do you fit in these standards? You are not white or have a European facial structure. Does that mean that you aren't beautiful?

No, obviously. You are beautiful, and everyone is. Beauty standards are used to control people's bodies and minds. They put people into molds and make them all look identical. They make those who don't fit feel left out and powerless. They are used to control, and we must go against it. We can't let random people put us down because we don't fit their concept of beauty.

Yet, that doesn't mean you can't care for yourself when you're fighting. Everyone likes to feel beautiful, but self-esteem is hard, and it is very sensible. That's why treating yourself well can help you to feel prettier.

You can do some beauty treatments that can help you with your insecurities. For example, if you're looking for eyelash extensions in Austin, you can check Parlor Beauty Bar. They are the answer if you've wondered, "where can I find great eyebrow waxing near me?". Check their services and see if you like them.

[pantenan1234]

 Yieldtopia

SUSTAINABLE UTILITY INFLUENCED ECOSYSTEMS

 Yieldtopia Finance is designed to bring the benefits of cryptocurrency to society and how to get maximum profit by staking your assets. It is clear that the bank has deceived a lot of people who have deposited their money in hopes of making a big profit but sadly APY bank is a real scam and scam. Their APY is relatively small. Most of your prizes are claimed by the bank. For this course, Yieldtopia Finance comes with a solution to reward you when you use your crypto. The yieldtopia will start with a deflationary APY of 42.069% compared to 0.1% of the bank's APY. How this will be achieved is analyzed below.

Yieldtopia is a decentralized platform designed to be untrustworthy in the sense of not asking for trust from the Community as it is built on transparent and trustworthy technology. To appreciate this platform, we will cover the following:

• $yield token

• The mechanism behind $USDY

• Causes FUD in staking platforms

• Yieldtopia Finance Features

• Tokenomics

$YIELD TOKEN

$yield token is the native token of the Yieldtopia Finance ecosystem. It has various use cases like, staking/farming proceeds, DAO voting, providing Liquidity and exchanging it for other cryptocurrencies. It can also be borrowed or loaned. This is the main foundation of Yieldtopia. Finance

Our Vision and Mission

YieldTopia was created by crypto lovers and monetary specialists who understand financial matters, and accept that individuals should profit from their own money, not banks. We make it our primary goal to create a protected and managed convention that is productive for its financial backers.

$YIELD TOKEN INFORMATION

• Token Name: YIELDTOPIA

• Symbol: YIELD

• Decimal:18

• Token Type: BEP20

• Alamat Token: 0xA3a3D699B0a3a027d32C8d5040352ddE1b8A8106

• Total supply: 10,000,000,000 $YIELD

• Kode sumber kontrak pintar: https://addresscscan.com/addresscs 0xA3a3D699B0a3a027d32C8d5040352ddE1b8A8106#kode 

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MECHANISM BEHIND $USDY

$USDY is a decentralized stablecoin backed by a 1:1 BUSD IN ratio. Its uniqueness is defined by the following benefits.

Dex Liquidity Provider Rewards

Earn by lending

Scouting and farming

Referral gift

Hasil LabaTopia

CAUSES OF FUD ON STAKING PLATFORM

It is important to know what happened to other platforms that once promised a high APY REBASE system, which then went bankrupt which resulted in losses on the part of investors. There are many platform designs with such promises but it becomes a big loss for investors who die because of their inability to live up to expectations. Let's take a look at the main causes of FUD and why investors' assets benefit. Many platforms with big promises don't have a Mechanism to keep their word. This has been a huge challenge, another reason being CEX's selfish interest to get rid of investors' assets.

EXCEPTIONALITY OF YIELDTOPIA.FINANCE

Yieldtopia.Finance is an excellent base on the mechanics of its design to deliver as promised. The number one thing in the protocol design is decentralization where the funds on the platform owned by the users are controlled directly by the users. This is not true with so many platforms and it is a major stumbling block before them. Another important tactic is the deflationary APY mechanism used to maintain the functionality and transparency of the ecosystem. It also incorporates many mechanisms to fulfill its objectives such as, token burning, Liquidity pool, Treasury funds.

TOKEN ALLOCATION

 Total supply: 10,000,000,000 $YIELD

 20% (2,000,000,000) of total supply is allocated for Public presale

 15.68%(1,568,000,000) of total supply allocated to Liquid

 20% (2,000,000,000) of the total supply is allocated to the Treasury Fund (DAO)

 5% (500,000,000) of total supply is allocated for Marketing Budget

 4.92% (492,000,000) of total supply is allocated for Initial Marketing Budget, CEX, Others

 5% (500,000,000 ) Tokens of total supply allocated to Team

 9% (900,000,000) Capital Insurance Fund (CIF)

 5% (500,000,000 ) of total supply allocated to Firepit (burn)

 15% (1,500,000,000) of the total supply is allocated to Initial.

TAX ALLOCATION

PURCHASE TAX: 9% is the tax levied on every purchase in the ecosystem and the tax is allocated as follows:

Liquidity Growth : 2% of each purchase is transferred to the Liquidity pool.

Capital Insurance Fund (CIF): 3% of each purchase is held in CIF

Treasury Fund: 3% of each purchase goes into the Treasury fund

Firepit (burn mechanism): 1% of each purchase is burned. This will help the price of the token keep the price going up.

13% SELLING TAX

Liquidity Growth: 3% of each sale is used for Liquidity growth.

Capital Insurance Fund (CIF): 5% of each purchase is held in CIF.

Treasury Funds: 4% of each purchase is kept in a Treasury fund.

Firepit (burning mechanism: 1% of every purchase will be burned in the firepit.

Membership Benefits

- Early acceptance to Beta apps

- Initial acceptance to $USDY stablecoin and $YIELD token

- Useful airdrop for YieldTopian Membership Card holders

- NFT results: NO stage fees when trading NFT

- Exchange Results: NO stage fees when trading tokens via YieldSwap

- YieldPad: NO stage fee when taking part in pre-bid

Administration: The power of dual democracy

- Marking and Farming Pools: Access to individuals who only mark and cultivate pools

- Unique VIP title on YieldTopia talk (Telegram and Discord)

Yieldtopia Finance is the best platform to invest your funds and rest assured because of its decentralized infrastructure. Unlike other promising platforms which cannot deliver on their promises. Yieldtopia is made up of a team of experts who have studied the reasons why other Platforms fail. After studying other people's pitfalls, they have built a sustainable and scalable platform.

$YIELD is YieldTopia's local token and the main token used in the entire biological system. The YieldTopia utilities are all centered around helping $YIELD and its holders. The outstanding yield convention known to YieldTopia expects financial backers to engage $YIELD to take part in tagging and processing pools, and creates a high deflationary APY prize awarded in $YIELD. Furthermore, $YIELD can be used for borrowing and receiving, voting administration, providing liquidity, trading between well-known digital currencies, and procuring some of YieldTopia's profits by simply holding $YIELD.

NFTNFT Results

is an open marketplace that allows clients to view, view, buy or sell their NFTs and NFT Collections. The commercial center supports the accompanying blockchains: Binance Smart Chain, Ethereum, Avalanche, Polygon. What makes YieldNFTs special is their extremely low stage fee in testing with other commercial NFT centers, even offering some well-known variations such as BoredApeYachtClub's 0% stage fee. YieldTopian Membership Cardholders will not be charged any stage fees

YieldNFTs (Pasar NFT): https://YieldNFTs.finance 

Swap

YieldTopia's Swap is a tokenized decentralized trading provided by YieldTopia. All stage fees collected are sent from the YieldTopia liquidity pool, hedge assets and storage reserves, providing extra support to the $YIELD token. YieldTopian Membership Cardholders will not be charged any stage fees.

YieldSwap (DEX):   https://YieldSwap.finance 

Rebase APY

Programmed Rebase, Deflationary APY, Auto-Compounding:

YieldTopia awards deflationary APY holders starting at 42.069% Annual Percentage Yield. A lot of capabilities are at work related to making this maintainable (as referenced on the presentation page). This is achieved with modern Rebase Mechanisms. All symbolic holders get rewards, periodically, and this combines elements of auto-tagging and auto-intensification. APY goes through a deflationary cycle known as splitting, periodically APY will decrease by 10% from before, giving the convention extra manageability.

Program Reference Program

referrals is YieldTopia's method of motivating local people to spread the word more about the environment. For each useful referral, you will get 1.5% of your referral's exchange rate, and they will get a 0.5% price reduction in the long term of their exchange fee. To get your own external reference: http://app.yieldtopia.finance/reference 

Presale July 14–16 https://www.pinksale.finance/platform/0x06992e197aE564C82B4Db229A1ab0361A17B5519?chain=BSC <- — Presale link. Delivery on July 18th at 19:00 (UTC).  

We would like to state that the $YIELD presale will be publicly accessible through the PinkSale. The module we decided to use was classified as "fair shipping" and that implies that all members can buy as much $YIELD as they need at the same cost during the presale stage. Based on our team's testing, the fair delivery module is much better for the business lifetime and for the most part makes upfront financial backers great returns compared to the normal pre-sales module.

USEFUL LINKS Website:  https://yieldtopia.finance/ 

Official report:  https://docs.yieldtopia.finance/ 

Telegram Chat:  https://t.me/YieldTopiaChat 

Telegram Channel:  https://t.me/YieldTopiaChannel 

Media:  https://medium.com/@YieldTopia 

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/YieldTopia 

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